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CLASSIC
BEAT ALBUM BY THE MILKSHAKES AVAILABLE ONCE AGAIN
THE MILKSHAKES were
mainly Mickey Hampshire (Git/Vox); Billy Childish (Git/Vox); Bruce
Brand (Drums); Russ Wilkins (Bass)
When
punk rock group the Pop Rivets broke up in 1980, Billy
Childish joined forces with Mickey Hampshire, a Pop Rivets roadie who
had been performing in a group called Mickey and the Milkshakes with
his cohort Banana Bertie. The two began writing songs together and
the group released their first LP, Talking
\u2019bout Milkshakes! in
1981. With Childish and Hampshire sharing guitar and vocal duties,
Bruce Brand on drums, and Bertie on bass (later replaced
by Russ Wilkins then John Agnew), the Milkshakes\u2019 sound
was a primitive blend of British beat groups, like the early Kinks at
their toughest, and hard-rocking American guitar instrumentalists
like Link Wray. This sound came to be known as the \u201CMedway sound\u201D
and the core members havP
The Milkshakes - Talking ' Bout LP *BILLY CHILDISH* *GARAGE*
CLASSIC
BEAT ALBUM BY THE MILKSHAKES AVAILABLE ONCE AGAIN
THE MILKSHAKES were
mainly Mickey Hampshire (Git/Vox); Billy Childish (Git/Vox); Bruce
Brand (Drums); Russ Wilkins (Bass)
When
punk rock group the Pop Rivets broke up in 1980, Billy
Childish joined forces with Mickey Hampshire, a Pop Rivets roadie who
had been performing in a group called Mickey and the Milkshakes with
his cohort Banana Bertie. The two began writing songs together and
the group released their first LP, Talking
\u2019bout Milkshakes! in
1981. With Childish and Hampshire sharing guitar and vocal duties,
Bruce Brand on drums, and Bertie on bass (later replaced
by Russ Wilkins then John Agnew), the Milkshakes\u2019 sound
was a primitive blend of British beat groups, like the early Kinks at
their toughest, and hard-rocking American guitar instrumentalists
like Link Wray. This sound came to be known as the \u201CMedway sound\u201D
and the core members havP
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